The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
CAME HABIT.
The Woi very KaOwn~Nen Re-
Ew1sa Ons Of Power.

When = lhe vas discovered the
medical ND exclaimed ''thank heav-
enl"
But usjM as it is, it is also danger.
Gus. espej ly when its useis perverted
from then eadening Of pam for sur
pjcal opeki Sons, to the stimulation and
destructiM Of the human body. Its
FIRST effed are soothing and captivat-
ing. but h thralldom is the most hor-
n Ie slaIf known to humanity.
J.. L. Ste hens, M. D., of Lebanon,
o., was I,lerviewed by our reporter
Yesterday 1T the Grand Hotel, and
during tn, conversation the doctor
said: 9Th cocaine habit is a thousand
times wors than the morphine and OPP
ium habits and you would be astonish-
ed.n he san, ut you knew how fright
fully the b bit is increasing"
what ae It's effectsp"
sit is TIN worst constitution wrecker
ever know. 1t ruins the liver and
kidneys in milf a year, and when this
work is dom, the strongest constitution
soon suecuibs
DO yodknow of DR.. U~nderhill's
case here il Clnclnnatip"
THAT lelding physician who became
a yictifl OF the cocaine habit2 Yes.
HIS case WIS a very sad one, but the
habit can b cured. l have rescued
many a mai from a worse condition."
s.What, worse than DIR. .Underhill'sp"
'Indeed, sir, far SO. Justin M.
Hall, A. M, NJ. D.. president of the
State Boaraof Health of Iowa. and a
famed practitioner, and Alexander Neil,
M. d.. prot ssor of surgery in the Col
umbus Nee cal College, and president
of the Academy of Medicine, a man
widely kntYn, REV. w. p. Clancy Of
indianapolis, Ind. from personal ex-
~perience in opium eating, etc., can tell
you Of the lind of success u form OF
treatment plns, and so can III. G Will
son, formerly of Cincinnati, who is now
associated With me-"
s'Would gou mind letting u read.
ers INTO the secret OF your methodist"
'tWell, young man, you surely have
a good bit If assurance to ask a man to
give his business away to the public;
but | won't wholly disappoint you. l
have treated over $4,000 patients. In
common with many eminent physicians.
/, for years made a close study of the
effects of the habits on the system and
the organs which they most severely
attack. DR.. Hall, DR.. Neil and Mr..
Wilson, whom / have mentioned, and
hundreds of Others. equally as expert,
made many similar experiments on their
own behalf. We each found that these
drugs worked most destructively in the
kidneys and liver; in fact. finally des-
troyed them. 1t was then appare1 1T
that no cure could be effected until
those organs could be restored to health.
We recently exhausted the entire range
of medical science, experimenting with
all known remedies for these organs,
and as the result of these close invesi-
cations we all substantially agreed,
though following different lines of IN
quiry, that the most reliable, scientific
preparation was Warmers safe cure.
This was the second point in the dis
coveTy. The third was our own private
form of treatment, which, of course,
we 40 not divuigeto the public. Every
case that we have treated first with
Warmers safe cure, then with our own
private treatment, and followed up
again with Warmers safe cure for a
few weeks, has been successful. These
habits can't be cured without using =,
because the habit IS nourlshed and sus-
tanned IN the liver and kidneys. TIE
habit can be kept up IN m~oderatio:a,
however, if free use be also made, ai
the same time, of That great remedy.
Yes, it IS a world famed and justly
celebrated speci6cl Like many other
physicians, | used to derlde the claims
made for it, but | know now "a fact that
1t is the worlds greatest blessing, hay
ing sovereign power over hitherto In
durable diseases of the kidneys and
liver, and when l have said that, young
man, / have said nearly everything, Tor
most dist asses originate in, or are ag-
gravated by, a depraved condition OF
the kidneys
people do not realize this, because,
singular as 1T may seem, the kidneys
may be in a very advanced stage of de-
composition, and yet owing to the fact
that there are but few nerves of sensa-
ton in them the subject will not ex-
perIence much pain therein. On this
account thousands of people die every
year OF kidney disease unknowingly.
They have 80 called disorders of the
head, of the aeart and lungs and stom'
ach, and treat them in vain, for the
real cause o. their misery is deranged
kidneys and If they were restored TO
health the other disorders would soon
disappear"
Dr. Stephens's experience, that can
be confirmed by many thousands whom
he has treated, adds only more err
phasls to the experience of many hun-
dreds Of thousands all over the world,
that the remedy he refers to is without
any doubt the most bene6cent dis
covery ever given to humanity.